> Except that when you are looking for kids, and to a lesser extent elderly people, they become afraid and hide. Then maybe let each drone carry a Teddy Bear o

> Except that when you are looking for kids, and to a lesser extent elderly people, they become afraid and hide. Then maybe let each drone carry a Teddy Bear or/and a Rainbow Pony. I mean I would totally grab the wild drone for it's micro controllers. Now, the truth is, we don't know how people would actually react to drones. Maybe a kid would hide even deeper, but that's an edge case here. The important thing is, this tool can generate real benefit for a rescue operation that no other tool can provide. How to use it properly is the responsibility of the rescue team. Another thing is, with information provided by drones, the search and rescue operation itself can become safer. Which also enables a load of new possibilities.